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You think probably to a can not to cancan !
An aluminum can is made from ultrapure aluminum (99,99 %), foods quality.
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Cancan was a more lively version of the galop. It's a dance in quick 2/4 time, which often featured as the final figure in the quadrille. Charles Mazurier, who was well known for his acrobatic performances, made a popular feature in Cancan, jump splits. The female dancers of the Second Empire and the fin-de-siècle developed the various cancan moves that were later incorporated by the choreographer Pierre Sandrini in the spectacular "French Cancan."
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Cancan und Bakarole - 1961 TV is rated/received certificates of:
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The cast of Sincle Lulu Learned the Cancan - 2012 includes: Clifford Chapin as Narrator
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The cast of Mon premier french cancan - 1999 includes: Thierry Outrilla Janet Pharaoh
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The cast of Nurunuru Cancan - 1996 includes: Toshiya Fujita as Morio Mononobe Hotaru Hazuki Conchita Matsumoto Yuya Miura as Souji Tsuneda Mamoru Watanabe as Yumedono
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Must be the "French Cancan" !!
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The cancan is a high-kicking dance performance step typically done in an ankle-length full dress with lots of ruffled under slips. See the 1960 Musical Can-can with Shirley MacLaine:
Based on turn of the century society morals, the can-can was regarded as quite "indecent".
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The Cancan is more famous in France because it originated there and was more widely danced there too.
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Ren Cancan
China (CHN)
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The French cancan appeared first in Paris in 1830. It is a lively and demanding chorus line dance. The best known example was written by Offenbach in 1858 and is from his first operetta, Orpheus in the Underworld.
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The original "can-can" music, properly called Infernal Galop from Orpheus in the Underworld was written by Jacques Offenbach in 1858.
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Cancan is certainly a variety, but not of food unless for the libido.
It is a dance, popular at the Folies Bergeres in Paris in the latter half of the 19th century.
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The title of the song often referred to as Can-Can by Offenbach is a part of the operetta "Orpheus in the Underworld." The title is .... Drum roll ....."Galop Infernal."
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The Can Can Dance is a high-kicking dance performed by females. The first performances of the Can Can Dance were in the music halls of 19th-century Paris, France.
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The cancan derived from a dance called the galop. The high-energy dance made its first appearance in ballrooms of Montparnasse in Paris around 1830.
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Well... I only know bit of it. Firstly you press c twice. The d once. And then f,e,d and g twice and a that's all I know.....
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The cast of Cancan und Bakarole - 1961 includes: Ulrich Beiger Lilian Benningsen Rolf Castell Harry Friedauer Hans Friedrich Katren Gebelein Maxl Graf Ferry Gruber Harry Hardt Harry Hertzsch Walter Ladengast Werner Lieven Helmut Lohner as Jacques Offenbach Christiane Nielsen Hanny Steffek John van Kesteren
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To the tune of the cancan: Gecko gecko gecko gecko etc. then somewhere in the middle there's random facts about geckos. Sorry it's bad
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Yes. The original French spelling is cancan - without a hyphen. It first appeared in the working-class ballrooms of Montparnasse in Paris in around 1830. It was originally a dance for couples, who indulged in high kicks and other gestures with arms and legs. Throughout most of the 19th century the dance was also known as the chahut. Both of these names are french. Cancan means "tittle-tattle" or "scandal" whilst Chahut means "noise" or "uproar".
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The Cancan scene is one of the most well known in the movie Moulin Rouge. You can find videos of the scene on Youtube, Oonly, IMDB, Video Rolls and Dark Tube.
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The cancan is a dance that is thought to have originated in Algeria in the 1800s and became popular in Paris in the 1830s. The dance became a staple of the chorus line at the famous nightclub, the Moulin Rouge, with women in full dresses, tossing their skirts and doing an acrobatic routine incorporating high kicks, jump splits, cartwheels and the rond de jambe (quick rotary movement of lower leg with knee raised and skirt held up).
Jacques Offenbach wrote the music that is most commonly associated with the dance, "The Galop," from his Orpheus in the Underworld.
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The bronze medals in the Women's Flyweight Boxing event at the Rio 2016 Olympics went to Cancan Ren and Ingrit Lorena Valencia Victoria.
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The Cancan! Everyone knows this one they just forget that the French developed it. Also there is a dance referred to as the French Noble Style, which the ancestor of classical Ballet, developed under King Louris XIV during the 17th century.
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The Cancan! Everyone knows this one they just forget that the French developed it. Also there is a dance referred to as the French Noble Style, which the ancestor of classical ballet, developed under King Louris XIV during the 17th century.
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Words that end with can:
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1.salsa
2. waltz
3. tango
4. disco
5. techo
6. polka, etc...........
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Mary Kom India (IND) won one of the two Bronze medals after losing to Nicola Adams (GBR) 11 to 6.
Nicola went on to win a Gold Medal over Ren Cancan China (CHN) the Silver Medal winner.
Ren Cancan beat the other bronze medalist Marlen Esparza United States (USA) in the other semi final Women's Boxing Flyweight event.
Marlen Esparza and Mary Kom both won bronze medals because boxing is one of the sports that does not have an elimination bout to determine 3rd and 4th places and both athletes are awarded medals
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Sara Luzita has: Played The Girl in "Between Two Worlds" in 1952. Played Cancan Dancer in "Moulin Rouge" in 1952. Played Gittel in "The Dybbuk" in 1952. Played Dancer in "You Know What Sailors Are" in 1954. Performed in "Ramona" in 1961. Played Spanish Dancer in "The Magnificent Two" in 1967.
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Nicola Adams of Great Britain won the gold medal in women's Flyweight boxing.
Sarah Ourahmoune of France won the silver medal in women's Flyweight boxing.
Ren Cancan of China and Ingrit Valencia of Columbia won the bronze medal in women's Flyweight boxing.
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